Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 279

The following day, Laverne’s funeral was held as planned.

The hearse carrying her body made its way to the largest cemetery in Stonebridge City The funeral director explained the details of the burial to Marguerite and Yuna, who then stood at the entrance to welcome the mourners.

There weren’t many people. Most of them were friends of Marguerite and Frederick.

Marguerite was dressed in a white dress, a stark contrast to Yuna’s somber black attire.

Upon seeing Marguerite, Yuna was immediately annoyed. She approached Marguerite ghostlike and sold sarcastically. “You dress up so brightly for a funeral? You really have no heart, Marguerite. Laveme’s gone and I bet you’re happier than anyone else. Don’t think I don’t know you’ve always seen Laverne as a burden.”

Marguerite didn’t want to argue with Yuna at her grandmother’s funeral. She didn’t even look at her and continued to greet the guests.

Yuna scoffed and thought about the date she expected from her beloved Freddie tonight. She wanted to show off this sacred moment to Marguerite.

for the past few nights. All the tables and chairs in the restaurant had been cleared, leaving

location had a great view overlooking the whole of Stonebridge City. Freddie

to Marguerite. She wanted Marguerite to know that in front of Freddie, she was just

“You know, Marguente, Freddie is going to confess his love

Marguente turned to look at her, her eyes sharp and warning. “Does Frederick know you’re talking like this at your

you mean?” Yuna

to say one more word, I won’t hesitate to tell him exactly what

to say anything more.

could do was roll her eyes at Marguerite, cursing her silently in her

days were coming to an end. Once Freddie confessed his love tonight, the next one to be buned would be

the open–air parking lot outside the funeral

to come early to help, but the morning rush hour

BMW, a familiar yellow

dressed in a black suit, got out of the car. The moment he saw Miley, they both looked

here?” Both of them asked almost